Opinion
Trump administration falls short of ‘mass deportations’
Since October 2025, the Department of Homeland Security has deported 356,389 illegal immigrants out of the roughly 14 million who entered under previous administrations and now reside in our country.
Putin’s Ukraine war revives NATO’s original core mission
After the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, earlier this month, I caught up with former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker, who pronounced the high-level meetings “a great success.”
The Smithsonian’s museum of woke
The Smithsonian has become a tax-funded forum for all things woke.
J.D. Vance, man who would be king of a kingdom that nobody is sure exists
Let’s get one thing straight about Vice President J.D. Vance: The man contains multitudes. Specifically, the kind of multitudes that change depending on which audience is watching, which podcast microphone is closest and whether President Trump is in the room.
Chameleon hypocrite Troy Jackson no improvement over Graham Platner
Troy Jackson, the Maine Democratic Party’s prospective nominee for the U.S. Senate, is Graham Platner lite.
The one question voters should ask before the midterms
With less than four months remaining until the midterm elections, there is a question voters still are not asking the candidates — and at this stage, it is the only one that really needs answering.
America’s Strait of Hormuz case depends on a treaty that Republicans blocked
The United States is telling Iran that it has no right to charge vessels for passing through the Strait of Hormuz, through which one-fifth of global oil and natural gas flows.
Ghosts of 1938 haunting the Taiwan Strait
The following has been adapted from a speech by Joseph Wu, secretary-general of Taiwan’s National Security Council, at an event earlier this month in Taiwan.
Congress about to make patent theft easier
Congress wants to prevent foreign adversaries from stealing American intellectual property, but its proposed solution would leave U.S. small inventors more vulnerable to IP theft than ever before.
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